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What does the sporting sanction imposed on Red Bull actually represent?
Red Bull will lose 28 hours of wind tunnel in 2023. © Florent Gooden / DPPI
Welcome to the great and beautiful complexity of the FIA sporting, technical and financial regulations! For having exceeded the budget cap in 2021 (1,8 million pounds), Red Bull a accepté l’ABA proposée par la FIA, laquelle prévoyait une amende de 7 millions de dollars assortie d’une réduction de temps de soufflerie de l’ordre de 10%. Est-ce laxiste ? Est-
Jeremy Satis
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RENE BOZEC
28/10/2022 at 08:27 a.m.
Pandora's box is open, all we have to do is go there! As usual, cheaters triumph!
DANIEL MEYERS
28/10/2022 at 07:28 a.m.
Bravo for this article, so quickly put online and above all so clear. 28 hours less! What to say ? I'm looking forward to hearing from the other 9 teams.
28/10/2022 at 05:58 a.m.
Minor overrun of 2 million dollars (we would like to know if it is a question of meals and sick leave!) resulting in a small fine of 7 million dollars (a trifle for the can manufacturer and just a small tip for the FIA!) and 28 hours of wind tunnel gone! Even if C. HORNER said the opposite, Red Bull was right to cheat... and the others will perhaps not hesitate to do so in the future! A nice laugh, pitiful FIA
chassaing jeanluc
28/10/2022 at 07:07 a.m.
not false ...